Two Chibok Girls Graduate from High School

June 19, 2017
June 19, 2017
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Two Chibok girls are facing the future with renewed hope. They will be attending a Florida university in fall 2017. However, these young women still vividly remember the horror of being kidnapped by the Nigerian militant group named Boko Haram. Photo: Joy Bishara and Lydia Pogu on their graduation day. (Lydia Pogu’s Facebook) Learn more:http://ow.ly/1Kk530cEufq

 

History of Violence

The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) is a terrorist organization that emerged in 2016 after splitting from Boko Haram. It is affiliated with ISIS and operates primarily in Nigeria and the surrounding region, targeting both civilians and military forces.

ISWAP has been responsible for numerous attacks, including assaults on Christian communities, kidnappings, and executions, as part of its broader jihadist agenda.

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Persecution

These violent actions contribute to ongoing instability in northern Nigeria, where religious and ethnic tensions remain high.

The international community, including the United Nations and several governments, has condemned ISWAP’s attacks, recognizing them as acts of terrorism.

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